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YMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE – Eastside YMCAsBellevue, Coal Creek, Lake Heights Center, Sammamish & Snoqualmie ValleySummer Registration Paperwork PacketPROGRAM OFFERINGS Outdoor Day CampDiscovery CampDiscovery in Action CampKids on Their WaySpecialty CampSports CampQuest (Formerly Trek)Academic Enrichment Academy Camps-NEWPAPERWORK INCLUDED IN PACKET To be returned to the Lake Heights Center YMCA on or before the Monday 2 weeksprior to the first session your child will be attending:o Youth Program Registration Fromo Immunization Form (if exemption is needed, please request from Y Staff)o Policies for Summer Programso Statement of Understanding Form To keep for parent reference:o Summer Family Handbook Containing all policies, procedures, philosophy, Medical Emergencies,Disaster Preparedness Plan, Pesticide Policy, Statement for Prevention ofAbuse and the Creating a Child Safe Environment brochure.
YMCA OF GREATER SEATTLEYouth Program Registration FormYOUTH INFORMATIONLegal First NameMLegal Last NameastHome AddressAptPreferred NameDate of BirthGenderCityStateZip CodeEthnicitySPECIFIC MEDICAL, BEHAVIORAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL NEEDSDate of Last PhysicalDate of Last Dental ExamDate of Last TetanusDepending upon your child’s need, additional paperwork and a meeting with a YMCA Director may be required prior to your child’s start to ensure yourchild can best be accommodated. Failure to share information that identifies your child’s special care, accommodations or supervision needs mayjeopardize the placement of or continued participation by your child in the program. Write “none” if none.Dietary Modifications/AllergyChronic/Recurring IllnessCurrent Medications (medication authorization may be required)Operations/Serious InjuryPhysical DisabilityBehavioral DisorderDevelopmental DelaysList any activities from which your child should be exempted for health reasons:EMERGENCY & INSURANCE INFORMATIONChild’s PhysicianAddressPhone NumberChild’s DentistAddressPhone NumberOut of Area Emergency ContactPhone NumberLocal Emergency Contact (other than parent or Dr.)Phone NumberIt is the responsibility of every individual, their parent or legal guardian, to provide for their own accident and health coverage while participating in all YMCA activities. TheYMCA of Greater Seattle does not provide any accident or health coverage for its participants.Medical Insurance CompanyPolicy NumberPARENT OR GUARDIANLegal First NameMLegal Last NameHome Address (if different than child)Phone NumberAptCell PhonePreferred NameDate of BirthGenderCityStateZipWork PhoneEthnicityDoes Child Live With You?Primary EmailEmployer NamePARENT OR GUARDIANLegal First NameMLegal Last NameHome Address (if different than child)Phone NumberPrimary EmailEmployer NameAptCell PhonePreferred NameDate of BirthGenderCityStateZipWork PhoneDoes Child Live With You?Ethnicity
PICK UP AUTHORIZATIONSLegal First NameMLegal Last NameAddressLegal First NameAptMLegal Last NameAddressLegal First NameMLegal Last NameAddressStZipCityStZipStZipStZipPhone NumberAptMCityPhone NumberAptAddressLegal First NamePhone NumberLegal Last NameCityPhone NumberAptCityYMCA POLICIESEveryone is Welcome: The YMCA is a membership organization open to all people.Financial Assistance: If you cannot afford the full cost of a program or membership, please ask for a confidential scholarship application.Financial assistance, to the extent possible, is available to those in need.Personal Safety Discussions: Our staff will engage children in discussions to help them understand how they can set their own personal safetyand touching limits. These discussions will emphasize respect, set the ground rules for appropriate behavior, and encourage children to tell ifsomeone touches them in a way that makes them feel uncomfortable. The YMCA of Greater Seattle respects the diversity and rights of theindividuals it serves.AUTHORIZATIONSParticipationI give permission for my child to participate in all activities, including field trips, climbing wall, overnights, and swimming and to be transported asauthorized by the YMCA. I give permission for the YMCA to use any pictures of my child for future promotional purposes.Medical TreatmentI hereby give permission for my child to be given cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid treatment by a qualified staff member of theYMCA. In the event I cannot be contacted, I also give permission for my child to be transported by ambulance or aid car to an emergency center fortreatment. I further consent to the disclosure of health information and to the medical, surgical and hospital care treatment and procedures(including, but not limited to, administration of necessary anesthetics, tests, x-ray examinations, transfusions, injections, drugs) to be performed formy child by a licensed physician or hospital selected by the YMCA director when deemed immediately necessary or advisable by the physician tosafeguard my child’s health.Release from LiabilityRecognizing that the YMCA will do its best to ensure a safe experience, I understand that accidents may occur both from my child’s participation inprogram activities and from transportation to and from the program. I agree to assume these risks. By signing below, I release the YMCA of GreaterSeattle, its employees, volunteers, independent contractors, directors and agents from all liability based on any damage, loss or injury whether it isthe result of ordinary negligence or otherwise, caused to my child or to me from participation in YMCA programs.Photo Release:The applicant hereby gives permission for the YMCA (local, national and international) to use, without limitation or obligation, photographs or othermedia that may include the members’ image or voice to promote or interpret YMCA programs.I have read and understand the above and have completed this form to the best of my ability.Signature of parent or legal guardian: Date:
Certificate of Immunization Status (CIS)DOH 348-013 January 2010Please print. See back for instructions on how to fill out this form or get it printed from the Immunization Registry.Child’s Last Name:First Name:Middle Initial:Birthdate (mm/dd/yyyy): Sex:Symbols below:Vaccine Required for School and Child Care/Preschool Required for Child Care/Preschool OnlyDoseDateMonthDayVaccineYear Hepatitis B (Hep B)Hep B1Hep B2Hep B3Hep B4or Hep B - 2 dose alternate schedule for teensHep B1Hep B2Rotavirus (RV1, RV5)RV5123 Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis (DTaP, DTP, DT)DT1DT2DT3DT4DT5 Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (Tdap, Td)Td1Td2Td3 Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib)Hib1Hib2Hib3Hib4 Pneumococcal (PCV, PPSV)PPSV1PPSV2PPSV3PPSV4RV5RV5Office Use Only:Reviewed by:Date:Signed Cert. of Exemption on file? Yes NoI certify that the information provided onthis form is correct and verifiable.Parent/Guardian Name (please print):Parent/Guardian Signature RequiredDoseDateMonthDayYear1) Chickenpox disease verified by printoutfrom CHILD Profile Immunization RegistryMust be marked by printout (not by hand) to be valid.2) Chickenpox disease verified by HealthCare Provider (HCP)If you choose this box, mark 2A OR 2B below.2A) Signed note from HCP attached OR2B) HCP signed here and print name below:FluFlu Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)MMR1MMR2MMR3MMR4 Varicella (chickenpox) or verify disease 1-4 Varicella1Varicella2Hepatitis A (Hep A)Hep A1Hep A2Meningococcal (MCV, MPSV)MPSV1Human Papillomavirus (HPV)HPV1HPV2HPV3Office Use Only: Immunization information updatedand verified with parent/guardian permission:DatePrinted Staff NameIf the child named on this CIS had chickenpox disease(and not the vaccine), disease history must be verified.Mark option 1, 2, 3, OR 4 below – see, back #5. Polio (IPV, OPV)1OPV2OPV3OPV4OPV5Influenza (flu, most recent)OPVPrinted Staff NameDateDateLicensed health care provider (HCP) SignatureDate(MD, DO, ND, PA, ARNP)HCP Printed Name:3) Chickenpox disease verified by schoolstaff from CHILD Profile Immunization RegistryIf you choose this box, staff must initial that parent orguardian approves: (initial) (date)4) Chickenpox disease verified by parent*If you choose this box, fill in the date or child’s agewhen he or she had the disease:Age/Date of disease:*Can ONLY verify for some grades, see back #5 (4).If the child can show immunity by blood test (titer) andhasn’t had the vaccine, ask your HCP to fill in this box.Documentation of Disease ImmunityI certify that the child named on this CIS has laboratoryevidence of immunity (titer) to the diseases marked.Signed lab report(s) MUST also be attached. DiphtheriaHepatitis AHepatitis BHibMeasles MumpsPolioRubellaTetanusVaricella Other:Licensed health care provider (HCP) SignatureDate(MD, DO, ND, PA, ARNP)Printed Staff NameDatePrinted Staff NameDateHCP Printed Name:
Instructions for completing the Certificate of Immunization Status (CIS): printing it from the Immunization Registry or filling it in by hand.#1 To print with info filled in: First, ask if your health care provider’s office puts vaccination history into the CHILD Profile ImmunizationRegistry (Washington’s statewide database). If they do, ask them to print the CIS from CHILD Profile and your child’s information will fill in automatically.Be sure to review all the information, sign and date the CIS in the upper right hand box, and return it to school or child care. If your provider’s office doesnot use CHILD Profile, ask for a copy of your child’s vaccine record so you can fill it in by hand using steps #2-7 (below):EXAMPLE#2 To fill in by hand: Print your child’s name, birthdate, sex, and your own name in the top box.#3 Write each vaccine your child received under the correct disease. Write the vaccine type under theVaccineDateDoseMonthDayYear Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis (DTaP, DTP, ne” column and the date each dose was received in the “Month,” “Day,” and “Year” columns (asmm/dd/yyyy). For example, if DTaP was received Jan 12, March 20, June 1, ’11, fill in as shown here #4 If your child receives a combination vaccine (one shot that protects against several diseases), use theReference Guide below to record each vaccine correctly. For example, record Pediarix under Diphtheria,Tetanus, Pertussis as DTaP, Hepatitis B as Hep B, and Polio as IPV.#5 If your child has had chickenpox (varicella) disease and not the vaccine, use only one of these four options to record this on the CIS:1) If your child’s CIS is printed directly from the CHILD Profile Immunization Registry (by your health care provider or school system), and diseaseverification is found, box 1 is automatically marked. To be valid, this box must be marked by the Immunization Registry printout (not by hand).2) If your health care provider (HCP) can verify that your child has had chickenpox, mark box 2. Then mark either 2A to attach a signed note from yourHCP, or 2B if your HCP signs and dates in the space provided. Be sure your HCP’s full name is also printed.3) If school staff access the CHILD Profile Immunization Registry and see verification that your child has had chickenpox, they will mark box 3. Then,they must initial and date that they got parent or guardian approval to mark this box (i.e. make this change) to the CIS.4) If your child started kindergarten in the 2008-2009 school year or later, you CANNOT use this box. If your child started kindergarten before the 08-09school year, mark this box if you know he or she has had chickenpox. If you mark box 4, you must also write the approximate age or date your childhad chickenpox. To find out which grades require chickenpox vaccine (or history), visit: .htm#6 Documentation of Disease Immunity: If your child can show immunity by blood test (titer) and has not had the vaccine, have your health care provider(HCP) fill in this box. Ask your HCP to mark the disease(s), sign, date, print his or her name in the space provided, and attach signed lab reports.#7 Be sure to sign and date the CIS in the upper right hand box, and return to school or child care.#8 If a school or child care makes a change to your CIS, staff will print their name in the middle bottom box and date to show that you gave approval.Vaccine Trade Names in alphabetical orderTrade NameActHIBAdacelAfluriaBoostrixCervarixComvax (Cmvx)DaptacelDecavacVaccineHibTdapFlu (TIV)TdapHPV2Hep B HibDTaPTdVaccineTrade NameVaccineTrade NameVaccineTrade FluzoneGardasilHavrixHep BFlu (TIV)Flu (TIV)Flu (LAIV)Flu (TIV)Flu (TIV)HPV4Hep AIpolInfanrixKinrix (Knrx)MenactraMenomunePediarix (Pdrx)PedvaxHIBPentacel (Pntcl)IPVDTaPDTaP IPVMCV or MCV4MPSV or MPSV4DTaP Hep B IPVHibDTaP Hib IPVPentavalentePneumovaxPrevnarProQuad (PrQd)Quadracel (Qdrcl)Recombivax HBRotarixRotaTeqDTaP Hep B HibPPSV or PPV23PCV or PCV7 or PCV13MMR VaricellaDTaP IPVHep BRotavirus (RV1)Rotavirus (RV5)TriHIBitTripediaTwinrix (Twnrx)VaqtaVarivaxDTaP HibDTaPHep A Hep BHep AVaricellaVaccine Abbreviations in alphabetical orderAbbreviationsFull Vaccine NameDTDiphtheria, TetanusDTaPDTPFlu(TIV or LAIV)(For updated lists, visit eria, Tetanus,acellular PertussisDiphtheria, Tetanus,PertussisAbbreviationsHep A (HAV)Hep B (HBV)HibHPV(For updated lists, visit s/appendices/B/us-vaccines-508.pdf)Full Vaccine NameHepatitis AHepatitis BHaemophilus influenzaetype bAbbreviationsHuman PapillomavirusOPVMPSV or MPSV4MMR / MMRVFull Vaccine NameMeningococcalPolysaccharide VaccineMeasles, Mumps, Rubella /with VaricellaAbbreviationsRota(RV1 or RV5)Full Vaccine NameTdTetanus, DiphtheriaOral Poliovirus VccineTdapTetanus, Diphtheria, acellularPertussisTIGTetanus immune globulinVAR or VZVVaricellaInactivated PoliovirusPCV or PCV7 orPneumococcal ConjugateVaccinePCV13VaccineHepatitis B ImmuneMeningococcalPneumococcal PolysaccharideHBIGMCV or MCV4PPSV or PPV23GlobulinConjugate VaccineVaccineIf you have a disability and need this document in another format, please call 1-800-525-0127 (TDD/TTY 1-800-833-6388).InfluenzaIPVRotavirusDOH 348-013 January 2010
YMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE - Policies for Summer Programs(Please initial)I have read and understand the Payment, Credit and Refund Policy, page 9 of the SummerPrograms Handbook, outlined below. Payment must be received no later than 2 weeks prior to the beginning of each session. If paymentsare not received by the due date, your session will be cancelled and deposit will be forfeited.Cancellations or transfers require written notice two weeks prior to the start of the session.Deposits are non-refundable but can be transferred and used for other 2013 summer care programs.A Payment Schedule is located in your Summer Programs Handbook.A fee of 30 will be assessed for any returned/declined payment transactions.Refund and credit policy will use guidelines below:Notice Given Prior To:Two weeks with written noticeThursday prior with written noticeAfter Thursday prior(Please initial)Refund100%0%0%Credit100%100% (Less deposit)0%Deposit100% (credit only)0%0%I have read and understand the Sunscreen Policy, page 16 of the Summer Programs Handbook.Please check one box below:I wish to have the YMCA Summer Program staff use the following sunscreen on mychild: Rocky Mountain Sunscreen/SPF 45 - Waterproof, Hypoallergenic, PAPA Free, andFragrance Free. Active Ingredients: Ethylehexly-P-Methoxycinnamate, 2 Ethylhexyl Salicylate,Oxybenzone, 2-Ethylhexl-2-Cyano-3-Diphenylacrylate.I do not wish to have sunscreen on my child.I will provide sunscreen for my child labeled with my child’s name.(Please initial)(Please initial)I have read and understand the No Tolerance Policy, page 14 of the Summer Programs Handbook.I have read and understand the Peanut and Nut Policy, page 7 of the Summer ProgramsHandbook, outlined below.To help the YMCA create a safe environment for children with life-threatening nut allergies, you may beasked to refrain from sending your child with food containing peanut butter or other nuts and/or otherfoods manufactured in a plant that processes nuts.(Please initial)I have read and understand the Challenge Course Awareness of Risks Statement, page 18 of theSummer Programs Handbook and agree to the following statement:In consideration of being allowed to participate, I hereby agree to release the YMCA of Greater Seattle,its officers, directors, employees, volunteers or other agents from ordinary negligence, includingliability for injury, illness, death, loss or damage resulting from participation in these activities. Iunderstand if any part of this release from liability is determined to be unlawful in the State ofWashington; the remaining parts will still apply.AgreementI have read and initialed the above information and I fully understand all policies of the YMCA’s Summer Programs.Child’s Full Name:Parent/Guardian Signature: Date:
PARENT/GUARDIAN STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDINGThe following information is important for the safety and protection of your child. Pleaseread the information and sign this form.I understand that the adult who signs the child up for the program is responsible for payments to the YMCA.I understand all financial, attendance, enrollment and other business documents will be provided only to the adult whosigns the child up for the program and is responsible for payment.I understand that YMCA staff are not allowed to baby-sit or transport children outside of the YMCA program.I understand children should not receive gifts (video games, jewelry, movie tickets ) that are not part of the YMCAprogram from YMCA staff or volunteers, and I should report this to a supervisor if they do.I understand that I have free access, at all times, to areas of the program used by my child. I also understand that Iwill have opportunities to participate in program activities, and that this participation may require me to go through ascreening process. I also understand that if my participation obstructs the program in any way, this privilege will berevoked.I understand that I am not to leave my child at the YMCA or program site unless a YMCA staff is there to receive andsupervise my child.I understand that my child will not be allowed to leave the program with an unauthorized person.I understand that should a person arrive to pick up my child who appears to be under the influence of drugs oralcohol, for the child’s safety, staff may have no recourse but to contact the police.I understand that YMCA staff will engage children in discussions to help them understand how they can set their ownpersonal safety and touching limits.I understand that I will be provided information about my child’s progress and/or any issues related to his/her care,however, both parents/guardians may receive this information upon request.I understand that staff in licensed child care programs, family and mental health services and specific staff in otherprograms are mandated by state law to report any suspected cases of child abuse or neglect to the appropriateauthorities for investigation. I also understand that employees in all YMCA programs follow the same reportingprotocol. Furthermore, our staff are protected from liability for good faith reporting.I understand that the Health Care Plan is posted and available for my review.I have read and understand the statements above and I have received a copy of:Family Handbook (Containing all policies, procedures, philosophy, Medical Procedures, DisasterPreparedness Plan, Pesticide Policy, Statement for Prevention of Abuse and the Creating a Child SafeEnvironment brochure)Child’s Full NameParent/Guardian SignatureDateCOPY OF STATEMENT WILL BE FILED WITH CHILD’S RECORDS.
SUMMER PROGRAMSHANDBOOKPage 1Everyone is welcome. Financial assistance is available. The YMCA of Greater Seattle strengthens communitiesin King and south Snohomish counties through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
TABLE OF CONTENTSWelcome3Medication Management10Locations & Contact Information4Medical Emergencies11Partnering With You5Special Needs11YMCA Core Values5Behavior Management12Philosophy & Purpose6Child Safety12Nondiscrimination Statement6Emergency Procedures13Daily Sign-In/Out Procedures6Disaster Plan13Lunch, Snack and Meal Plans7Insurance13Peanut and Nut Allergies7Code of Conduct14What To Bring7No Tolerance Policy14What Not To Bring7Statement for Prevention of Abuse15Staff Ratios & Training8Inclement Weather16Transportation & Trips8Sunscreen Policy16Lost and Found8Pet Policy16Custody Issues8Pesticide Policy17Payment, Credit, & Refund Policy9Late Pick-Up Policy17Financial Assistance9Paperwork Policy17Sick Child Procedures10Challenge Course Awareness of Risks18Page 2
WELCOMEDear YMCA Summer Program Parent or Guardian,Welcome to Summer Camp 2013 at the YMCA! We are pleased to offer a wide variety of exciting and enriching programs foryou and your family this summer. We hope you will find a program, which fits your child’s interests, is conveniently locatedand provides your child with a lifetime of memories. Each week will be theme-based and offer a diverse and enrichingcurriculum for your child.YMCA summer youth programs are tons of fun but also instructive for life. Our staff provides activities that have a positive,life-long impact on your child through: Developing self-confidence and independence Communicating core values of respect, responsibility, honesty and caring Creating lasting friendships and lifelong memories Stemming summer learning loss with enrichment activities and literacy-rich programs Encouraging learning and exploration in a supportive environment Infusing fun and good health into activities each dayPositive relationships among campers, staff and parents are critical for each child's healthy development and social growth. Asmall ratio of campers to staff enables YMCA leaders to engage in activities and conversations with each camper every day. Inour quality programs, staff is upbeat and interacts with campers using warmth, patience, understanding and fairness. Inaddition they: Are responsive to camper's feelings, needs, cultures, abilities and languages Encourage leadership skills in campers by letting them offer ideas to expand or enrich an activity and suggest andinitiate activities Allow campers - as a key part of learning - to make and learn from their own mistakesWe also make sure that there are positive relationships among staff. We know the campers look to camp staff as role models,watching and learning as they cooperate, communicate and solve problems with each other. We are excited about yourinterest in joining us this summer. If we can answer any questions for you, please do not hesitate to call your local YMCA.We look forward to having you as part of our Y family this summer!Sincerely,Courtney K. WhitakerChild Care ExecutiveYMCA of Greater SeattlePage 3
LOCATION AND CONTACT INFORMATIONEASTSIDE YMCAs-Bellevue, Coal Creek, Lake Heights Center, Sammamish, Snoqualmie ValleyCampSiteAcademic EnrichmentLake Heights CenterDiscovery CampAudubon ElementaryBellevue FamilyYMCABen FranklinElementaryDiscovery CampDiscovery CampDiscovery CampDiscovery CampDiscovery CampDiscovery in ActionLake Heights CenterSammamish FamilyYMCASnoqualmie ValleyYMCAKids On Their WayLake Heights CenterBellevue FamilyYMCAKids On Their WayLake Heights CenterOutdoor Day CampCamp TerryOutdoor Day CampTeasdale ParkBellevue FamilyYMCAQuestQuestQuestLake Heights CenterSammamish FamilyYMCASnoqualmie ValleyYMCASpecialty CampAudubon ElementarySports CampAudubon ElementarySports CampLake Heights CenterSnoqualmie ValleyYMCAQuestSports CampPage 4Address12635 SE 56th ST, Bellevue WA980063045 180th Ave NE, Redmond WA9805214230 Bel-Red Road, Bellevue WA9800712434 NE 60th ST, Kirkland WA9803312635 SE 56th ST, Bellevue WA980064221 228th Ave SE, Issaquah WA9802935018 SE Ridge ST, Snoqualmie WA9806512635 SE 56th ST, Bellevue WA9800614230 Bel-Red Road, Bellevue WA9800712635 SE 56th ST, Bellevue WA9800631112 SE 85th Place Preston WA98050601 S 23rd ST, Renton WA 9805514230 Bel-Red Road, Bellevue WA9800712635 SE 56th ST, Bellevue WA980064221 228th Ave SE, Issaquah WA9802935018 SE Ridge ST, Snoqualmie WA980653045 180th Ave NE, Redmond WA980523045 180th Ave NE, Redmond WA9805212635 SE 56th ST, Bellevue WA9800635018 SE Ridge ST, Snoqualmie WA98065CampDirectorSara Biancofiori206-280-1194Rachel Smith206-550-8253Rachel Smith206-550-8253Rachel Smith206-550-8253Rachel Smith206-550-8253Rachel Smith206-550-8253Rachel Smith206-550-8253Rachel Smith206-550-8253Rachel Smith206-550-8253Rachel Smith206-550-8253Stacy Holdren425-256-3160Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194Sara Biancofiori206-280-1194
PARTNERING WITH YOUA great summer program requires a partnership between summer staff and parents. As a partner in your child’s success in ourprogram, you have free access at all times, to all areas of the camp used by your child. We invite you to become familiar withthe staff and encourage you to visit and to participate in the program as often as possible. If you plan to attend a scheduledfield trip or need to pick-up your child early at camp or at a field trip destination, please make advance arrangements with theCamp Director.Parent/Staff CommunicationA schedule of activities or newsletter will be provided to you at the beginning of each session to keep you informed ofprogram plans and special events. Any problems your child may be having at home may affect his/her behavior at camp.Please keep the Camp Director informed so that we can be sensitive to your child's needs. Any information of a confidentialnature will be shared only with those who need to know.YMCA CORE VALUESThe YMCA of Greater Seattle is committed to a value-based character development curriculum. The teaching of the followingcore values is incorporated into all youth activities:Respect:Respect Special regard for others, including assertiveness, consideration, courtesy, gentleness, unity, tolerance, humility.Responsibility:Responsibility Moral, legal and mental accountability, including courage, determination, helpfulness, justice, reliability,loyalty, self-discipline, obedience, cleanliness.Honesty:Honesty Fairness of conduct and adherence to facts. Other virtues that relate to this concept include sincerity,truthfulness, honor, tact, forgiveness, moderation, orderliness.Caring:Caring Interest and Concern, including compassion, friendliness, generosity, kindness, love, mercy.Values ReportsOther behaviors such as being disrespectful to other children or staff, dishonesty, or failing to carry out responsibilities arealso inappropriate at the YMCA. Families will receive written VALUES REPORTS for behaviors such as those mentioned thatneed attention as well as for positive behaviors. The Values Reports will be sent home and a copy will be put in your child’srecords. If a child receives one to three (dependent upon the offense) “Needs Attention Values Reports,” the Camp Director,child and parents will have a formal conference to determine a plan of action.Through our values based programs, we expect all our participants to uphold the YMCA values of respect, responsibility,caring, and honesty. We are aware that children sometimes copy the behaviors of other children. Therefore, in order for achild to understand the seriousness of their actions, any child engaging in behavior that is inappropriate at the YMCA, willreceive disciplinary action. This No Tolerance Policy along with the Values Reports will enable us to better communicate withour families.Page 5
PHILOSOPHY AND PURPOSEYMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE MISSIONWe’re for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.YMCA summer programs will stimulate a child's physical, social, intellectual, and emotional development. We use small groupexperiences that are developmentally appropriate.In YMCA summer programs, your child will: Develop physically, emotionally, and socially through a variety of safe, developmentally appropriate and challengingexperiences. Expand awareness and appreciation for the natural world. Learn and display the four core values of the YMCA: Respect, Responsibility Honesty and Caring Increase appreciation for their own family, friends and surrounding community.NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENTAll people are welcome at the YMCA regardless of race, sex, national origin, religion, or abilities. Children and parents whohave limited English language ability can be assisted with the translation of written information or with an interpreter.Contact the Camp Director to make necessary arrangements. In our efforts to promote an awareness and understanding ofthe world around us, lessons about customs and celebrations of other cultures are a part of our curriculum. YMCA Camps willreflect and respect the diversity in our community. Religious education is not part of our program.The YMCA of Greater Seattle is committed to providing developmentally and culturally appropriate programming that respect,reflect, and support children and families; cultivate an understanding among children and staff and incorporate to an anti-biasapproach to curriculum.DAILY SIGN-IN/OUT PROCEDURES A sign in/out area will be available when you arrive at the site. You must sign your full name on the attendance roster when bringing children to camp and when picking them up. Your child will only be released to the parent/guardian or other authorized adult listed on the Youth ProgramRegistration Form. Identi
Academic Enrichment Academy Camps-NEW PAPERWORK INCLUDED IN PACKET To be returned to the Lake Heights Center YMCA on or before the Monday 2 weeks . EASTSIDE YMCAs-Bellevue, Coal Creek, Lake Heights Center, Sammamish, Snoqualmie Valley YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA
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